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Parramatta Lanes

Come alive at Parramatta Lanes

Experience one of the biggest FREE street festivals in Sydney. In 2023, more than 180,000 people visited Parramatta Lanes over four incredible nights to enjoy the best eats, beats and art that Sydney has to offer.

Held in the heart of Parramatta, this award-winning festival features multiple stages and offers a diverse mix of food, music, art, and entertainment.

Sip a cocktail, groove to a DJ, savour a gourmet dish, and be awed by stunning artwork, all in a single evening.

Get ready to grab some friends, lose yourself in our laneways and discover delicious food, eclectic music and bold art around every corner.

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Eats. Beats. Art.

Eats

People enjoying food at Lanes

Eats

With over 40 street food trucks, pop-up restaurants and bars, there's a flavour to suit every taste and satisfy every craving. Sink your teeth into Parramatta Lanes.

Beats

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Beats

From Afrobeats to Bollywood, hip hop to K-pop, discover the sounds that beat at the heart of Western Sydney and beyond. Find your vibe at Parramatta Lanes.

Art

Inflatable bird

Art

Our art works and installations will engage the senses and honestly, we know it is all about taking pics. Surprise yourself at Parramatta Lanes.

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If you would like to showcase your brand to a diverse and engaged audience, while supporting an award-winning event that celebrates the best of art, music, food, and entertainment, get in touch at hello@atparramatta.com.

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City of Parramatta Council acknowledges the Dharug people who are the traditional custodians of the land of Parramatta. Council pays respect to the elders past and present of the Dharug nation and extends that respect to other Aboriginal people visiting this site.